Friday, November 22, 2024

Peaceful Evergreens for As You See It Challenge #337

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As the sun sets in the west, I have another Speed Stamping Challenge to pull off for As You See It Challenges. This time the theme is trees, thanks to the Queen of Speed Stamping herself, Team Member Jan, and the title of the As You See It blog post is Turbo Trees! If you're not familiar with Speed Stamping, the idea is that you have 10 minutes to produce a card or other project. You can plan out your card and gather your materials ahead of time, but as soon as you ink up, die cut, cut cardstock or anything else involved in the process of making, you must start your timer.

Here's the Challenge Banner:

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Here's what I was able to throw together in less than 10 minutes:

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  • I started by cutting a card base of Cherry Cobbler cardstock, measuring 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" and scoring it at 4 1/4".
  • I embossed a piece of Basic White cardstock, measuring 5 1/4" x 4" with the Painted Trees 3D embossing folder and added it to the front of the card base.
  • I stamped the largest tree from the Peaceful Evergreen set with Mossy Meadow on Basic White cardstock and die cut it with the coordinating die from the Peaceful Evergreen dies. This was adhered to the card front as shown.
  • On a piece of Basic White backed with Foam Adhesive Sheets, I die cut the scroll banner from Peaceful Season dies, then, using Cherry Cobbler ink, I stamped Merry on it using the sentiment stamp from the Peaceful Season stamp set.
  • On a rectangle of Cherry Cobbler cardstock, backed with Foam Adhesive Sheets, I die cut the silhouette for the word Christmas with the die from the Peaceful Season dies.
  • From a strip of gold foil, I die cut the word Christmas with the die from the Peaceful Seasons dies, and adhered that to the red silhouette.
  • I removed the backing from the Foam Adhesive Sheet on the back of the Cherry Cobbler Silhouette and added the word Christmas to the bottom of the card front, leaving a bottom border of about 1 1/4".
  • Just above that I attached the Merry sentiment, by removing the backing from the foam.
I finished my card in 9 min 6 sec, which, when you're counting down from 10 min looks like this:


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3 comments :

  1. What a CAS beauty. It just goes to show what can be achieved with a bit of planning and ten minutes. I love this card!

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  2. I am in love with that Christmas die Heather - but didn't buy it as I didn't want any of the other elements in the set, although every time I see it I wonder if that was a wise move! It really packs a punch on this card, as does the single inked tree against the embossed background. Your card was well thought through and is chock-full of festive detail - a speed stamping triumph I think!

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